Flu Jab

A reaction,ill all day Sunday, most of Monday, and early on this afternoon, very cold,shivery and tired. Some nausea Sunday morning. So pleased I didn't have my covid jab at the same time. Infact after this will give it a miss completely.
All normal reactions apparently.!! Never had it this bad though.

Didn't have any reaction to mine. Sore arm only lasted for one day.

I had 1. Adjuvanted quadrivalent influenza vaccine (surface antigen, inactivated) made by Sequirus.

I had no reaction at all.

I had Moderna on Saturday now I hear about this black triangle.Anyone know more?

kircubbin2000

I had Moderna on Saturday now I hear about this black triangle.Anyone know more?

Moderna is one of the Covid vaccines, not flu.
I had my flu vaccination at about 3pm yesterday, no reaction other than a slightly sore arm

I’m having mine next Wednesday. I’ve sent a note to our surgery to ask what they are using. I had a very bad reaction to Moderna and have not had another Covid one. I believe the new flu ones are based on mRNA like Pfizer and Moderna.

I had vaf reactions to bother the latest flu and covid jabs. Not as bad as the real thing though.

I have had both but days apart. Not even a sore arm. I never seem to react to any of the vaccines and I have had 9 Covid to date.

We had flu vaccine last week, COVID one today. No reactions for either of us.

I’ve had both already, but not together. I don’t know which I had either, and forgot to ask. Had aching arms after both of them, and also conversely, a very itchy arm with the Covid one. Absolutely fine now though, a week or so later.

I definitely had a reaction to the flu jab, 1st time ever. The injection site became raised and very red and I felt very achy and fluey. Lasted about 2 days, injection site remains red for about 3.
Covid arm, no reaction hence why I surmised symptoms were from
the flu jab.

I had the flu jab in a Saturday and the Covid the following Wednesday. The next day I woke up with a frozen shoulder. Not quite sure what happened there.

Had my flu job a couple of weeks ago, absolutely no problem

I had my flu and Covid injections today I feel dreadful I got the shivers a couple of hours ago. I don’t know what is worse the sore arm or the shivers.

I had a reaction to the covid jab. Like a 24 hour flu with a very very bad headache. But nothing after the flu jab. Not even a painful arm although the actual jab hurt going in more than usual. I never have them together as I have had a similar covid jab reaction for the last 2 times. Being immunosuppressed after chemo and with a blood cancer I have had many covid jabs, but have only recently had a reaction. I think it's because my immune system has improved recently and reacts.

No reaction in either of us to the flu jab, not even a sore arm. Covid later today at our local pharmacy as we prefer to have them separately. I’d rather risk reactions than the real thing.

I had my flu jab on Thursday 10th October, next day I had a big red very tender raised patch of skin just above my elbow, also a headache, sore throat and chills, it developed into severe cold and chesty cough which is only easing now. I've never had a reaction before.

Had both Covid and flu vaccinations last Saturday - one in each arm . Only side effects have been what I expected. Sore arm , raised , red and tender. Felt a bit tired on Sunday but other than that I have been fine .

I had covid and flu vaccinations together in the same arm, only reaction was soreness at site of injection.

LadyGracie

I had my flu jab on Thursday 10th October, next day I had a big red very tender raised patch of skin just above my elbow, also a headache, sore throat and chills, it developed into severe cold and chesty cough which is only easing now. I've never had a reaction before.

It could be purely coincidental. A week after we had our jabs, we have both gone down with a severe respiratory infection.

But we have been on holiday, where most of the other people on it were also coughing well. So either everyone on the coach all had the same jabs on the same day - and they came from all over the country, or it is a coincidence.

No reaction at all after flu+COVID jabs.

One in each arm last Wednesday.. no reaction whatsoever.

If you view your medical record it will tell you which vaccine you’ve been given.

Kittylester everyone is different of course. For me the Covid Moderna vaccine was far, far worse than on the 2 occasions I’ve had Covid. I thought I was going to have to go to A&E at the height of the 2nd lockdown with excruciating chest pain, trouble breathing and the feeling needles were coming out of my toes. Other vaccinations have caused only very minor side effects.

Flu and Covid on the 5th October. No reaction at all other than slightly sore arms.
Should we be worried?